Manfrotto has used the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show as launching pad for the Digital Director, a bracket designed to turn an iPad Air into an external monitor for Canon and Nikon DSLRs. By connecting the Digital Director to a camera via USB and opening the app of the same name, a Live View feed is provided and exposure settings can be controlled by the iPad. Read more
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Accessories manufacturer Manfrotto has announced a new series of consumer LED lights that offer portable continuous output for stills and video photographers. The Lumie Art, Play and Muse lights are powered by a USB rechargeable Lithium-ion battery that is said to deliver over an hour’s worth of continuous lighting. While the Art and Play models come with a hotshoe adapter and a tripod mount, the Muse additionally has a ball and socket head that makes angling the light easy. Read more
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Italian tripod and accessory manufacturer Manfrotto has announced it is introducing a new heavy-weight head to its XPRO range. The XPRO Geared Head is designed for photographers who use weighty equipment and who like to be able to make precise adjustments to their composition. Read more
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Manfrotto has introduced a new lineup of backpacks in its Off Road collection designed for outdoor photographers. The backpacks allow for both personal items and camera gear to be toted around, including the new walking sticks and tripods the company has also launched. Read more
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Manfrotto has introduced new lens filters, with UV, Circular Polarizer and Protective versions available. Offered in up to three flavors – Essential, Advanced and Professional – each filter offers anti-reflective and water repellent coatings. The filters are only available online with prices ranging from $ 24.99-169.99. Read more
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Manfrotto has announced a carbon fiber version of its BeFree tripod, previously available only in aluminum. The lighter carbon fiber BeFree weighs 1.1 kg/2.4 lbs (as compared to the 1.4 kg/3 lb aluminum version) and features a reverse folding design that allows it shrink to 15.7 inches (~40cm) in length when collapsed and stored. Designed for travel, it can hold up to 4 kg/8.8 lbs and is available now in the US for $ 389. Read more
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Manfrotto has announced a new line of backpacks and accessories, the Pro Light series. The new line includes backpacks designed for both still photographers and videographers, holsters and rain covers, all designed with an emphasis on portability and versatility. The five styles of backpacks for still photographers offer side access for another route to your gear and are priced from $ 220 – $ 310 USD/£199.95 – £249.95 GBP. Read more
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Gibt man seine Kamera aus der Hand, achtet man immer darauf, dass sie auch mit Kameragurt um den Hals benutzt wird. Sicher ist sicher. Warum dann beim Stativ sparen? Gerade in unebenen Gelände möchte man doch, dass die Kamera sicher steht und man sich ohne Angst auf die Bilder konzentrieren kann. Die Adresse für gute Stative ist dabei Manfrotto.
Bereits im Herbst gab es bei Manfrotto die Neuauflage der beliebten 190er Stativ-Serie. Die Produktreihe besticht durch ihre schnelle und flexible Nutzung. So lässt sich die Mittelsäule mit einem einfachen Handgriff in die horizontalen Position schwenken.
Die Stativschulter hat einen Easy-Link-Anschluss für die Befestigung von Zubehör wie LED-Leuchten, Blitzgerät, Reflektor oder sonstiger Ausrüstung auf einem ausziehbaren Arm oder einer Halterung. Die Stative gibt es in Carbon oder Aluminium mit je drei oder vier Beinsegmenten.
In unser Kalendertürchen hat Manfrotto die Aluminium-Variante mit drei Segmenten und einem Wert von 219,90 € gelegt. Mit seinem Gewicht von 2 kg hält es eine Belastung von bis zu 7 kg aus und wird damit sicher zu einem großartigen Begleiter für unseren glücklichen Gewinner.
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Lauded as a compact semi-professional model and constructed of cross-woven carbon fiber, the new 190 ($ 409.88 body only) would be an eye-catching addition to any camera kit. Manfrotto made several updates to the new model, but do they place it far enough beyond the old 190, which cost $ 259.95, to justify price hike? Find out in our review
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We’re at the Photo Plus Expo in New York, and this morning we got an opportunity to look at Manfrotto’s new 190-series tripods. The 190 series has been among Manfrotto’s most popular products for a long time, and the recently-announced updates take up less space when folded, and add some interesting and well thought-out improvements to the design. Click through for a quick hands-on at the new Manfrotto 190-series.
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